Symptoms of Depression include sadness, difficulty sleeping, difficulty concentrating, and feeling worthless. For those who have not responded to medications and psychotherapy, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy may be right for you.

Trauma creates havoc to our mental well-being. Approximately 1 in 11 people will be diagnosed with PTSD in their lifetime. Studies have shown that Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy can greatly reduce symptoms of trauma (flashbacks, nightmares, depression, avoidance) and help people regain control of their lives.

Extreme anxiety can paralize and debilitate. Almost 1/3 of all American adults will experience an anxiety disorder in their lifetime. This includes generalized anxiety, social anxiety, and panic attacks. Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy has been shown to greatly reduce anxiety and improve quality of life.

OCD is when a person has unwanted thoughts (obsessions), as well as uncontrollable urges to stop the thoughts (compulsions). People with OCD may spend their entire day obsessing about something and/or engaging in compulsive behaviors. When medications and cognitive behavioral therapy are no longer working, Ketamine may provide quick relief from OCD symptoms.

Several conditions, including cancer, fibromyalgia, neuropathic pain, phantom pain, postherpetic neuralgia, sickle cell disease, and spinal injury, may result in chronic pain. Ketamine has been used to manage pain in all of these conditions. For those struggling with both psychological and physical pain, Ketamine may be a treatment that improves both.

Facing death can be extremely anxiety provoking. Ketamine Assisted Psychoterapy can offer peace of mind and reduced existential distress for those with terminal illness, during end-of-life care.
Patients have reported that they had “less fear when facing death” and that Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy was “one of the most meaningful experiences” they’ve ever had.

Ketamine has been shown to reduce suicidal thoughts. It is also being studied in Bipolar DIsorder, Substance Abuse (alcohol and illicit drugs), and Tic Disorders.

Patients from all walks of life are describing “a sense of well-being” after Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy.